Очень понравилось одно интервью Адама, где он говорит про своего персонажа. Вот прямо согласна с ним на сто процентов, особенно про то, что обе стороны какбэ не правы в равной степени.
Q: Why would someone who’s aware of the history of “Star Wars” be fanatical about the Empire or the New Order?
Adam: I feel like that’s true to life. People have such short memories. How quickly we forget what happened just 30 years ago. Even the very beginning. It’s still called “Star Wars,” even though it’s 30 years later.
It’s two sides of people that think they’re right. That’s just something that J.J. and I talked about from the very beginning. Just being evil for the sake of it didn’t seem interesting to play. The idea of two sides thinking that they’re both right, both sides kind of commit this mass murder. You have the Death Star (that was destroyed) and all the people that were on there, they all had families and things like that. The line between the light and the dark is very fine, I’d say.
Q: Where does Kylo Ren stand in the hierarchy of the Empire?
Adam: That’s difficult to say. I think it fluctuates.
Q: So who are the Knights of Ren?
Adam: It was a group that existed before him, that he was a part of. Their place within everything is maybe more of a satellite group than I would say. … This is really tricky.
Q: Is that why everything that you have is a bit broken down?
Adam: No, there’s definitely a history that you see in the costume of things in the past right away. They’re kind of like visible scars, on his outfit. In part to intimidate but also because he’s carrying along this history of people. (с)
Q: Why would someone who’s aware of the history of “Star Wars” be fanatical about the Empire or the New Order?
Adam: I feel like that’s true to life. People have such short memories. How quickly we forget what happened just 30 years ago. Even the very beginning. It’s still called “Star Wars,” even though it’s 30 years later.
It’s two sides of people that think they’re right. That’s just something that J.J. and I talked about from the very beginning. Just being evil for the sake of it didn’t seem interesting to play. The idea of two sides thinking that they’re both right, both sides kind of commit this mass murder. You have the Death Star (that was destroyed) and all the people that were on there, they all had families and things like that. The line between the light and the dark is very fine, I’d say.
Q: Where does Kylo Ren stand in the hierarchy of the Empire?
Adam: That’s difficult to say. I think it fluctuates.
Q: So who are the Knights of Ren?
Adam: It was a group that existed before him, that he was a part of. Their place within everything is maybe more of a satellite group than I would say. … This is really tricky.
Q: Is that why everything that you have is a bit broken down?
Adam: No, there’s definitely a history that you see in the costume of things in the past right away. They’re kind of like visible scars, on his outfit. In part to intimidate but also because he’s carrying along this history of people. (с)
Кайло Рен, кстати, интересный перс. Истеричный мальчик-фанат на мой взгляд получился вполне убедительным. я правда не понимаю, какие шансы у империи с таким руководством, но ладно 
Жду с нетерпением)
выбирает нескучные, интересные проекты. Уж насколько меня посл.время разочаровывает кино...а тут получила огромное удовольствие от просмотра. 
Морган Фриман прекрасен в роли ученого, столкнувшегося лицом к лицу с воплощением своих теорий: он само олицетворение мудрости, даже несмотря на то, что "знает, что ничего не знает".
